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Collaborative law
Collaborative law is a new approach to family law which focuses on resolving the issues between clients in a dignified and respectful way. The process also aims to resolve cases in a more time efficient manner than commencing court proceedings.
Collaborative law puts you in control of the negotiation process. All discussions take place at meetings where you and your former partner and your specially trained collaborative lawyers are present. There is a formal commitment by all concerned not to resort to the court process. This creates a forum for you to reach your own decisions with the help of expert advice. Such meetings also keep the channels of communication open between you and promote a non confrontational approach which benefits both you and your children.
Collaborative law is not suitable for everyone. Both you and your partner have to be prepared to negotiate and compromise. If you think it is an approach that would suit you a collaboratively trained member of our team can help. With our network of contacts with like-minded lawyers across the country we can also help put your spouse/partner in contact with a suitable adviser.
Contact a member of the team for further information.
